SafariFind Journal
Safari stories & expert guides
Insider tips, destination guides and wildlife encounters to help you plan the perfect African safari.
Rewilding & Wildlife Translocations in Madagascar (2026)
Madagascar’s 2026 rewilding work combines habitat restoration, community-led protection and carefully monitored wildlife translocations. Current projects include confiscated spider-tortoise releases and monitoring of the Critically Endangered Madagascar big-headed turtle [2].
Black Rhino Conservation in Eswatini: 2026 Status
Eswatini’s black rhino population was estimated at 62 animals at the end of 2024, within a national rhino population of 124. The species remains critically endangered, and its future depends on secure protected areas, effective law enforcement, habitat management and continued investment in ranger teams. [1][2]
Cheetah Conservation in Madagascar (2026): Facts and Context
There is no documented wild cheetah population or established cheetah conservation programme in Madagascar in the supplied evidence. The island’s conservation priority is protecting its endemic wildlife and habitats from deforestation, resource exploitation, development and climate change [1][2][3].
Vulture Conservation in Zimbabwe (2026): Status and Solutions
Zimbabwe is home to six vulture species, five of which are considered at risk of extinction. Poisoning is the country’s most serious documented threat, while monitoring, rehabilitation, education and a new regional strategy are shaping conservation action.[2][4]
